St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-27
TIPS AND ENTRIES
For the Races To-Day at Wash
ington and Nashville.


The entries for to-day'S races at Wash
ington are as follows:
First race. three-fourths of mile-Young
Duke. 40; Rowland, 12O; ovid, us; Pa
trocles. III; Bessie June, 40; Broughton,
10; Housatonic, no; Al Reed, 109; King
Crab, 1O6: Umpire, 9S; Edisto, 1O7 Salyinf,
81; Mary 7, 50.
Second race, one mile-King of Norfolk,
101; Ontario. 90; My Maryland, gelding,
l05; Eolian, 1913; Florence NJ, 10S; Han
over, III; Ninton, 90.
Third race, three-fourth mile--Raceland,
122; Emperor Norfolk, 122; George oyster,
IL; Rita r., 112.
Fourth race, one one-eighth mile-Phil
Lee 90; Harry Russell, 1913; Glenmound, 90 !;
BiscuitS3; Lottery, 50; Brol;ghton, so; Swift,
1O2; 'relie Doe. 100; Joe Cotton, 90; Pasha,
So; Patrovles, So.
Fifth race, steeple chase-Lost Cause. $50 !;
Wellington. $50; Wheatley, $50; Jim Nc
Gowan, 145; Will Davis, 142; John Henry,
1873; Shamrock, 1873: Justin Mack, 1877 !;
Killarney, 1870; Beverly, lbs.
The GLOBE tips for these events are {:
First race, Patrocles and King Crab {;
second race, Eolian and Ontario: third
race, George Oyster and Emperor Nor
folk; fourth race, Phil Lee and Swift {;
Steeplechase, jim MCGOWAN and Well
ingtOn. AT Nashville the entries COM
prise:
First race, three-quarters of a mile
GleaQGr. 0leuIiSlieT, lOS, Dill Stcffltt,
1 107 'D'''' ~ " W. OVENS
Second race, half mile, maiden two-year-
OldS-Cousin JeemS, so; Corinne, 30; Buck
eye, %; Black Knight, 70; Duet d, 90;
Bridgelight. IS.
Thirdrace, seyen-eighths of mile-Frouie-
Louise, 81; Phil Lewis, 95 Wanderoo l Il :;
Jim Nave, 1O2; Bixby, 81; Walker, 10Y.
Fourth race, one mile-John Morris, 101 j;
Alamo, 9S; Cora l., SO; Unique. 90; Paragon,
95; Kensington 81 Carus, 101.
First race, Glenfsher and Col. Owens /:
second race, Black Knight and Cornnie /;
third race, Jim Nave and Bixby; fourth
race, Carus and Unique.
The Washington Races.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-The weather
was cold and rainy to- day, but never
theless the track remained good and the
racing was excellent.
First race, for two-year-olds, six furlongs-
Starters: Vance, Golden Reel, Rita r,
Regulus Janet Murray. Celt. Flight tilly and
Fordham. Fordham won by two lengths,
Rita r second, Vance third. Time, 1:16A.
Second race, handicap one and one-eighth
mileS-The starters were: Wilfred, LeleX,
Frank Ward, Richmond, Banner Bearer.
Nellie and Royal Arch. Richmond won
by length and half, Wilfred second, Ban
ner Bearer third. Time, 1857.
Third race, the Anacostia stakes for three
year-olds, one mite and a furlong-The start
ers were Stuyvesant and Kingston. Kingston
won by half a length. Time, 1:5612.
Fourth race, seven-eighths of mile
Theodosius, Mamie Hunt, Eolian and Han
over. Eolian won by three lengths. Hanover
second and Mamie Hunt third. Time, :2S34.
Fifth race, one mile-Starters: Brait, Queen
Bess, Nettle, Valiant, King B. Vinton, Chloe
taw, Nellie Van, Pegasus. Knight of Ellerslie,
Orlando and Maggie Mitchell. knight of
Ellerslie won by three lengths, Brait second
and Valiant third. Time, :44A.
A Great Race.
The Piute race at Stockton, Cal, re-
Gently was rare sport. AT the sounding
of the gong thirteen of the Indian
braves, mounted on horses of various
cOlOrS, sizes and capacity of speed,
ranged themselves in line on the race
course. The riders were arranged in a
style betOkening contempt for modern
wearing apparel; They were arrayed in
pants, Orange-cOlOred paint or stain, and
some of them were fortunate to possess
pair of boots. The band was started
without any scoring. One of the horses
objected to the indignity thrust upon
him, and tried hard to rid himself of his
rider. The marshal followed the obsti-
nate animal, and by whipping him man.
aged to urge him about 200 yards, and
then gave it up as bad job. About
two-thirds of the band were distanced,
the lucky Indian who passed under the
wire first making the time in 2:02. Some
of the band were half mile in the rear.
Every Indian rode his horse for all there
was in the animal, and there was moth
ing that SavOred of ''chuck' about the
race.